How does the female reproductive system work?
Before answering the question of whether it is possible to reach the uterus with a penis, you need to disassemble the very structure of the female reproductive system. In the photo, arrows indicate the entrance to the vagina. How does everything really work? For easy perception of information, a picture is presented - a “guide map” to the female reproductive system. So, a woman’s genital organs are divided into external and internal. The main external genitalia include:
- Labia majora.
- Labia minora.
- Clitoris.
Everything that is further (inside) the woman is the internal genital organs.
These include:
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Uterus during sex and vital activity
It is necessary to clearly understand that the position of the uterus is not constant and it changes depending on influencing factors. During a calm sexual state, the uterus is normally in an anteflexio position. That is, the axis of the uterus itself is located along the pelvis.
During sex, the position of the uterus remains largely unchanged from its original position.
If in the process of life a woman’s bladder or rectum becomes full, then the uterus assumes an anteversional position. In this position, the uterus is tilted slightly forward.
Cervix
The cervix is a kind of entrance from the vagina into the uterus itself. The cervix consists of 2 parts. The upper part is called porcio supraspinatus, the prefix “supra” means “from above”. The lower part is called porcio infraspinatus, the prefix “infra” meaning “from below”.
The cervix is a very important element in a woman’s reproductive system. Since it is through it, or more precisely, through the cervical canal, that sperm enter the uterus, where they meet the egg. In addition, it is through the cervical canal that the formed fetus emerges during childbirth.
The epithelium that is located on the cervix is very sensitive; it can very often change and degenerate, even becoming malignant. This is why it is so important to see a gynecologist regularly.
Is it possible to feel the cervix when washing?
Sometimes women think they can feel their cervix when they wash their hair. In a normal state, this is impossible, because the cervix is deep enough and in order to feel it, you need to try. If you wash not only the external genitalia, but also your fingers in the vagina, while sitting on the toilet, you can feel it. In our age of physical inactivity and disturbances in the production of hormones, women suffer from weak sexual constitution. Therefore, often after a difficult birth and excessive physical exertion, a common pathology can occur - this is prolapse and prolapse of the cervix.
To prevent the disease it is necessary:
- train intimate muscles with an educated trainer;
- monitor hormonal levels
- avoid heavy physical activity
- take vitamins.
Thus, learning to determine the condition of the cervix at home is quite possible. Whatever it is, self-diagnosis is not a substitute for visiting an experienced doctor. Therefore, get checked regularly by a trustworthy gynecologist.
The vagina is unpredictable
A woman's vagina is one of the most intriguing places for any man. Many women worry about the size of their vagina, its diameter. However, all worries are groundless! If a girl has a permanent sexual partner, then the vagina itself will individually adapt to the shape of manhood. And in this case, it is possible that even a small penis will reach the woman’s uterus, or rather, its front wall.
But what should girls do who change partners frequently? Firstly, it can cause discomfort due to the different dimensions of male assets. Secondly, it can cause erosion on the cervix itself.
Which penis reaches the uterus?
To reach the uterus itself, your partner will need to open the cervical canal of the cervix, and this is not possible. However, it is possible to reach the wall of the uterus with a member. The most interesting thing is that you don’t need to have a big penis to do this! Why?
Because the length of the vagina on average is 12 cm. And the average length of the manhood is 12-14 cm. And if the penis can reach the “dead end” in the vagina, then during friction it will slightly touch the walls of the uterus - this will give the girl huge fireworks pleasures.
Is it pleasant for her if I reach my uterus with my dick?
There is no clear answer to this question. All this is individual and depends on how the head of the penis touches the surface of the cervix, and on the length of the penis and the vagina itself.
Scientists have calculated that if a woman has a vaginal length of 10-12 cm, then it is enough for her to have a partner with a length of approximately 12-15 cm for the penis to reach the cervix. If the penis is too large, it will cause pain rather than pleasant sensations.
CMM before M and early B
Good afternoon, girls. This month I decided to observe how CMM behaves. Today is 11 DPO. Tests 8 and 10 are negative. After about 2 days, the ball became hard, sharp, like the tip of a nose, and not very low. And today it’s just as hard, but sooo low, practically right at the entrance. I read the Internet and everywhere they write differently. With B: The position of the cervix in early pregnancy becomes lower than usual. It lowers under the influence of progesterone, preventing the fertilized egg from slipping out. The course of the process depends on the level at which the cervix is located in the early stages of pregnancy, high or low. With approaching M: On the eve of the next menstruation, the uterus and its cervical region again undergo some physiological changes. It is better to diagnose them the day before menstruation: the uterus occupies the lowest position, it can be compared with what is called “high” before the ovulatory process. At the same time, the circumference of the cervical canal expands slightly and softens in order to better allow blood to pass through. It turns out that both at B and at M the CMM is low. Here's how to figure it out? Girls, whose test showed B before the delay, who observed their CMM, what was it like before day X?
Do positions matter during sex?
Of course, many women say that the same sexual partner may or may not reach the uterus with his penis. And the culprit is the position during sex and the degree of arousal of the partners. If a woman’s arousal is very strong, then the cervix goes inward (into the abdominal cavity), and the vagina itself expands, which complicates the task of stimulating the cervix.
The organs of the female reproductive system have a natural anatomical structure, weight and position. All of these parameters may change depending on the phase of the cycle, the presence or absence of pregnancy, which affects the ability to gain access to the cervix during sex. Is a medium-sized penis capable of reaching the cervix in an excited state and what does a woman feel at this moment? Is there danger in such deep penetration and can the male genital organ overcome the cervix and enter the uterus? Further in the article we will consider in detail the anatomical structure of the female genital organs and provide accurate answers to the listed questions.
Possible pathologies
Processes occurring in the organs of the reproductive system during the gestational period may be accompanied by various pathologies. In isolated cases, conception can trigger the development of cancer, including cervical cancer.
According to statistics, 66% of expectant mothers are diagnosed with various pathologies of the lower segment of the uterus. Very often they are accompanied by infections and inflammation of the female genital organs. The most common pathologies of the cervix are:
- Deciduosis is characterized by the proliferation of tissue lining the internal cavity of the uterus. The factor that provokes the development of the disease is a significant increase in the production of progesterone. Excess tissue in the cervix area has a smooth surface and a white tint. The affected area may increase significantly during the gestational period. In most cases, after the baby is born, the endometrium is completely restored.
- The human papillomavirus affects the reproductive organs, and during pregnancy the risk of infection doubles (we recommend reading: papillomas during pregnancy: causes of appearance and treatment features). The disease is transmitted both sexually and domestically. Infected women develop warty tumors in the cervix and vagina. Increased growth of condylomas is observed in the second trimester. Progressive pathology can lead to the development of cervical cancer.
- Cervical dysplasia is a precancerous condition accompanied by the formation of atypical cells. Depending on the severity of the symptoms, three stages of the disease are distinguished: severe, moderate and mild. The prognosis for recovery depends on what stage of the disease is diagnosed in the woman. Low immunity, birth trauma, and unprotected sexual intercourse can contribute to the development of dysplasia.
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Features of the structure of the female genital organs
Internal female genital organs:
- ovaries;
- the fallopian tubes;
- uterus;
- vagina.
The vagina is a tube that can contract; it has no glands; the discharge is the result of capillary activity. Due to the secretions, normal microflora is supported. The vagina has two walls: back and front, they form a vault and connect to the cervix. It represents a transitional part from the external genital organs to the internal ones. Sperm pass through it, ensuring fertilization of the egg and the onset of pregnancy.
The shape of the cervix before pregnancy is cone-shaped, after childbirth it is cylindrical. There is an external os, it opens the vaginal part of the cervix. The internal one is the entrance to the uterine cavity. Normally, both pharynxes should be closed, but after the second and subsequent births, the external one remains slightly open and retains the ability to allow the tip of one finger through.
The uterus is a hollow structure, presented in the form of a cavity and a cervix - this is the main reproductive organ of a woman. According to the anatomical features, it is located in front of the rectum and bladder. The main function is to ensure gestation of the fetus. The weight of the organ in a nulliparous girl is no more than 50 grams, in women after childbirth - more than 80. After pregnancy, the uterus is greatly stretched.
The endometrium lines the walls of the uterus from the inside, and the embryo attaches to it. If fertilization does not occur in a particular cycle, the lining layer is rejected and excreted from the woman’s body in the form of menstrual bleeding.
Fallopian tubes are muscular formations, no more than 13 cm long. They connect the ovaries to the uterus, their main function is the transport of a mature egg. The ovaries are paired glands that produce female sex hormones. During one cycle, about 40 follicles are formed, of which 1-2 reach dominant sizes and ovulate.
What happens to the cervix after fertilization?
If conception occurs during ovulation, serious changes begin to occur in the woman’s genitals. Experienced specialists determine the presence of pregnancy by a change in the position of the cervix, which can be felt with a finger. A characteristic sign of fertilization is a change in the shape of the external pharynx and the color of the epithelium.
In the first days after conception
After conception has occurred, the production of the hormone progesterone in a woman’s body increases significantly. This promotes the dilation of blood vessels in the genital organs, resulting in softening of the endometrial tissue. In the first days of pregnancy until the missed period, the cervix retains firmness and elasticity for successful implantation of the fertilized egg. Subsequently, the cervix becomes softer.
The development of the embryo in the uterine cavity activates the glands that produce cervical mucus. The secreted secretion becomes very thick and accumulates in the supravaginal area. The resulting clot is called a “plug” in gynecology and performs several functions in the expectant mother’s body:
- protects the reproductive organ from infection from the outside;
- helps create optimal conditions for the formation of the fertilized egg;
- maintains the balance of vaginal microflora.
If the consistency of the cervix remains hard to the touch for a long period after fertilization of the egg, this indicates hypertonicity of the reproductive organ. This pathological condition is observed with a lack of progesterone.
Increased tone of the smooth uterine muscles in the early stages can provoke detachment of the ovum.
Immediately after conception, a network of blood vessels rapidly grows in the internal genital organs of the expectant mother. Increased blood flow in the uterus contributes to the appearance of swelling and redness of the vagina. For the same reason, when pregnancy occurs, the cervix hurts and changes its color from pink to lilac-blue.
The process of implantation of the fertilized egg into the endometrium lasts for 2–4 days after fertilization. After implantation, the position of the cervix changes to reduce the risk of spontaneous miscarriage. It gradually lowers and deviates towards the rear wall. The level of the cervix is a characteristic sign in determining the nature of the course of pregnancy. If it is too high, it means that the expectant mother is developing hypertension.
Sometimes the high position of the lower segment of the uterus in the early stages of pregnancy is a physiological feature of the female body. In this case, in order to assess the risk of spontaneous abortion, it is necessary to conduct an ultrasound of the reproductive organs.
Characteristic signs of a pathological location of the cervix in a pregnant woman are the following symptoms:
- copious vaginal discharge of a liquid consistency;
- frequent urination;
- nagging pain in the abdomen and lower back;
- the presence of blood impurities in the cervical mucus.
In early pregnancy
In the early stages of pregnancy, the cervix acquires a softer consistency. A change in tissue density contributes to the gradual swelling of the cervix and a significant increase in the mobility of its isthmus. A large number of formed vessels give the organ a blue tint.
The lumen of the cervix begins to narrow as the embryo grows. If during the period of ovulation the visible part of the cervical canal was slightly open, in the early stages of pregnancy it closes completely and remains in this state until labor begins. This helps protect the fetus from infections that can enter the uterine cavity from the vagina.
During a gynecological examination, pregnancy can be determined with high accuracy starting from the fifth week. The main signs when assessing the development of the gestational age of the fetus are changes in the shade, location and consistency of the cervix.
In the 2nd and 3rd trimesters
The cervix during pregnancy in the early months has a size of 3–4 cm. As the reproductive organ enlarges in the 2nd and 3rd trimester, a significant change in hormonal levels occurs, as well as the formation of two blood circulation circles, increasing the load on the cardiovascular system. These factors contribute to the expansion and proliferation of the cervix glands.
During the period of bearing a child, the muscle fibers of the lower segment of the uterus are converted into connective tissue, and the external os closes tightly. During the second and subsequent pregnancy, there may be a small gap in it (about 1 cm in diameter).
During normal gestation, the size and density of the cervix does not change. It remains closed until contractions begin. Immediately before delivery, the cervix shortens, facilitating the passage of the baby through the birth canal.
At approximately 33 weeks of pregnancy, the process of preparing the cervix for the birth of the baby begins. The tissue density gradually decreases and becomes quite loose by 38 weeks. The descending fetus begins to put pressure on the cervix, causing its further expansion. When the organ opens to 1 finger, this indicates the body’s readiness for delivery. However, it is impossible to determine the exact time of birth based on this sign.
For the baby to move smoothly, the cervix must shorten significantly. Normally, it should be no more than 1 cm. Before the onset of contractions, the position of the cervix, which was deviated to the side throughout pregnancy, also changes. For a successful birth, it is necessary that it moves to the center of the pelvis.
One of the main signs of impending delivery is the removal of a plug from the cervical canal, which performed a protective function throughout the entire gestational period. At this point, the cervix is ready for contractions to occur.
When the muscles of the uterus contract, the cervix gradually opens to 10–11 cm. First, the internal os expands and the process of moving the fetus along the birth canal begins, during which the outer part of the cervix stretches.
How to find out vaginal length
The average length of the vagina in women is discussed in anatomy textbooks. Different sources have different numbers, which is explained by the peculiarities of the anatomical structure. On average, the length of the vagina is from 7 to 12 centimeters, but the parameters are individual, therefore it is impossible to refute the possibility of identifying other values.
The channel can stretch and contract depending on the phase of the cycle. During menstrual bleeding, it becomes narrow, and during childbirth it expands and reaches 10-12 cm in diameter. Expansion of the birth canal is the main condition for ensuring the birth of the baby.
After the vagina is the cervix, followed by the body and bottom. In appearance, the cervix is presented in the form of a round patch, in the center of which there is a small hole - the cervical canal. The length of the cervix does not exceed 4 cm in a non-pregnant woman, the uterus - up to 7 cm.
Is it possible to get the cervix out?
It is impossible to feel the body of the uterus on your own, but it is possible to reach the cervix through the vagina. Many girls regularly perform self-examinations to make sure that ovulation has occurred.
The manipulation is performed as follows:
- Nails are trimmed and hangnails are removed to avoid damage to the mucous membranes.
- Hands are washed with antibacterial soap and treated with an antiseptic solution.
- The woman takes a comfortable position that allows wide access to the vagina. Many girls find the sitting position comfortable.
- The middle finger is inserted into the vagina until it touches the seal - this is the cervix.
After ovulation occurs, the consistency of the cervix changes, and a lot of mucus forms on the surface and walls of the vagina.
Gynecologists do not support the possibility of a woman conducting such self-examinations and do not recommend using this method, especially if the goal is curiosity and searching for an answer to the question of what is the length of the vagina and whether it is possible to reach the cervix. You can clarify this information with a gynecologist or the doctor who performed the ultrasound.
How to learn to palpate the cervix
In order to remove the cervix, you definitely need to prepare.
First of all, before the examination, you need to wash yourself. It is important to remember that when groping, contamination should not be allowed to get inside. Therefore, you must first trim your nails and file them to avoid scratching the genital tract. Hands should be washed thoroughly with soap. Wet your fingers with miramistin or dip them in cool, clean water. Ideally, wear sterile disposable gloves. It is better not to use any cosmetics or ointments for these purposes that may cause irritation or an allergic reaction.
After treating your hands, you need to take a comfortable position:
- It is better to squat down and insert your middle finger into the vagina.
- Some may do this while sitting on the toilet or sitting on the edge of the bathtub.
- For others, the method of groping the neck while standing is suitable; in this case, it is necessary to raise one leg, placing it on a raised platform.
- You can also just lie down and spread your legs to the sides, like at an appointment with a gynecologist.
It is quite easy to feel the cervix - when inserted into the vagina, the tip of your finger will rest against it. The cervix looks like a closed donut, so when you touch it, it feels like a cushion with a closed hole. Moreover, the condition of the cervix will vary depending on the time of the monthly cycle. If ovulation has occurred, then the mucus on it will be abundant and liquid, and the pharynx will be slightly open. When touched, the tissues will be loose and soft, like lips. On other days there will be less secretion and it will be thicker. The organ feels like hard cartilage. Sometimes some women describe it as feeling like they were touching the tip of their nose.
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Try to enter the genital tract carefully. After the examination, you need to carefully remove your hand from the vagina and wash your hands.
Can the penis reach the cervix
In a state of erection, the male sexual organ can penetrate quite deeply, but much depends on its length. If the penis is long, it is likely to push against the cervix with each contact. If the partner has a sufficient length of the vagina, and the man has a small penis, deep penetration is difficult to achieve. To ensure contact, you should use special positions.
Cervix and its condition
The lower part of the uterus is called the cervix. It looks like a tube connecting the vagina and the cavity of the reproductive organ. The average length of this section is 4 cm, and the length is 2.5 cm.
Changes occurring in this organ make it possible to diagnose early pregnancy, as well as the period of ovulation or regular menstruation. A gynecologist can observe its changes and determine its consistency: there is a hard and soft cervix.
This organ also makes it possible to determine whether there are any pathologies in the functioning of the female reproductive system.
An experienced gynecologist will be able to evaluate various conditions of the cervix.
If it is not possible to visit a doctor frequently, a girl has the opportunity to determine some conditions on her own. This must be done correctly.
A woman can only assess what the cervix looks like at different periods by comparison, as well as by theoretically knowing its parameters.
Cervix during menstruation
From the first day of the cycle, the uterus begins to reject the overgrown endometrium. To do this, the cervix opens slightly. This happens a few days before the start of the critical days. The position of the uterus becomes lower.
When the organ opens slightly, infections should be avoided in the vagina. To do this you should:
- Observe personal hygiene rules.
- Do not visit the pool.
- Do not swim in bodies of water.
- Wipe the anus away from the vagina.
- Do not insert foreign objects or fingers into the vagina.
- Don't douche.
Small discharge from the cervical canal that appears at this time is designed to protect the internal environment from infection. But it's not worth the risk.
Cervix after menstruation
A healthy cervix in the first phase of the cycle prepares for future conception. Her channel is narrowing. The bleeding stops. The uterus is pulled high, and the endometrium begins to grow in it.
After your period ends, your cervix becomes dry and hard. The cervical canal is closed. This position of the organ allows you to avoid infection getting inside.
The cervix feels firm to the touch. To conduct an examination at home, a woman should compare tactile sensations over two, or preferably three, cycles.
Ovulation period
A soft cervix is determined upon examination when it is time for ovulation. During this period of the cycle, the gynecologist can determine that the pharynx of the organ is open. This is called the pupil sign.
You can feel your cervix at home during ovulation and note its increased humidity. During this period, it rises a little.
If during the examination the cervical canal is open, abundant mucus is released from it with a soft surface, it means that the egg is preparing to leave the ovary. The uterus is ready to receive sperm.
After this, either conception occurs, or the body begins to prepare for the next menstruation. If fertilization does not occur, on the 16th–17th day of the cycle the canal closes and the organ takes a different position.
The period preceding menstruation
The cervix is low before menstruation. It is dry and hard to the touch. During examination, the gynecologist will note tight compression of the cervical canal. This means that the uterus is not ready to receive sperm.
By the last days of the cycle, after the absence of fertilization of the egg, the organ also undergoes a number of changes. The cervical canal enlarges.
The cervix before menstruation, the day before it begins, looks a little like what it looks like during ovulation. Only this time it opened not to accept sperm, but to tear away a layer of endometrium.
Cervix during pregnancy
The uterus undergoes a number of changes during pregnancy. In the early stages, even an experienced gynecologist will not be able to accurately diagnose the conception that has occurred. After examination, the doctor can determine what changes have occurred in the organ.
First, hidden changes within are observed. They cannot be seen so easily. In the early stages, before the delay, it looks almost like the uterus before menstruation. However, visible changes will appear very soon.
You can feel a tight cervix with a soft uterus. The pregnancy begins to appear. It is difficult to determine how many days the body will need for this. In the early stages of pregnancy, the uterus changes in the following parameters:
- color;
- location;
- size;
- form;
- density.
When fertilization has occurred, the color of the cervix begins to change. It can be described as cyanotic. There are objective reasons for this condition of the mucous membrane. They consist of increasing blood flow.
A loose uterus is a sign of early pregnancy. If during ovulation the cervix is located high, then after fertilization progesterone changes its position. During the cycle following ovulation, it drops in the absence of pregnancy.
With successful cell implantation, the size of the reproductive organ increases, and by the end of 4 weeks it is already comparable to a chicken egg. After fertilization and fetal development, you can feel it in the pelvic area.
If the gynecologist examines during this period, he may reveal mobility of the cervix due to softening of the isthmus. How long it takes for the body to carry out all these changes depends on its characteristics.
A soft cervix during pregnancy is one of its first signs.
Positions for deep penetration
According to sex therapists, it is not the size of the male penis that plays a decisive role in ensuring orgasm, but the use of the most comfortable positions that ensure deep penetration. The list of these includes:
- the partner throws her legs over the man’s shoulders and closes them;
- the partner, lying on her back, raises her legs and spreads them to the sides;
- advanced horsewoman;
- "diagonally";
- standing pose;
- modified missionary position, the man enters the vagina, and the woman then closes her legs;
- Asian cowgirl;
- butterfly.
We advise you to read about the curvature of the cervix and positions for conception in case of abnormalities of the reproductive organs.
Using the listed positions will ensure contact of the head of the penis with the cervix, but you should not count on getting a powerful orgasm when using them. For contact to bring satisfaction, you need to remember about caresses and foreplay, create a romantic atmosphere and relax.
Determination of pregnancy by touch, normal
In the very first weeks of pregnancy, an experienced doctor can determine its presence by looking at the cervix. This is also possible through independent palpation .
A gynecologist determines pregnancy according to the following criteria:
- Size of the uterus and cervix;
- Shape of the cervix;
- Position of the cervix in the vagina;
- Hardness degree;
- Neck color;
Only a doctor can determine the color of the cervix using special instruments. During pregnancy, the cervix loses its pink tint and becomes bluish . This occurs due to active blood flow to the genitals. The position of the cervix during pregnancy is high. The cervical canal narrows because ovulatory or menstrual flow is not expected. To the touch, the neck becomes soft and even slightly loose in texture.
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The danger of contact between the penis and the cervix
After aggressive sexual intercourse, a woman may experience various diseases of the genitourinary system, for example:
- clitoral damage;
- vaginal chafing;
- rupture of the vaginal walls and fornix;
- cervical contusion;
- traumatic bleeding;
- wounds.
The partner's penis should not hit the cervix; a blow can cause bruise to the woman's main reproductive organ.
The danger of these injuries also lies in the fact that against the background of damage, the risk of developing various infectious processes in the organs of the female genitourinary system increases. Sometimes girls develop symptoms of cystitis after rough sex, and the risk of developing candidiasis and vaginitis increases.
Men who have a small penis should not be upset. Not all girls like deep penetration that allows touching the cervix. At this moment, a woman may experience sharp pain and severe discomfort not associated with orgasm. Men with great “dignity” must control their behavior during sex in order to prevent damage to the cervix, because the main cause of erosive (how to have sex with cervical erosion?) and ulcerative lesions is precisely rough sex.
During sexual intercourse, only close contact of the genital organs of both partners becomes a source of real pleasure. Therefore, many men want to find out whether the length of the penis and vagina are comparable. How many centimeters to the uterus can be found out from anatomy, but the data from official sources is focused on the average woman. Each representative of the fair sex has her own individual characteristics.
How to find out how many centimeters to the uterus?
How many centimeters from the external genitalia to the uterus can be determined from anatomy. Between the external genitalia and the cervix there is a stretchable muscular canal - this is the vagina. On average, it has a length of 7-12 cm, but each woman has her own individual parameters. In some, the length of the vagina is 6-7 cm, in others it is more elongated and reaches 15 cm.
Is it possible to reach the uterus with your fingers?
It is unlikely that you will be able to feel the body of the organ itself, since it is located quite deep. Can you touch the cervix with your fingers? It is possible, and some women regularly determine the condition of their own cervix in order to find out whether ovulation has occurred. To carry out the procedure, use the instructions:
- Wash your hands with soap and trim your long nails to avoid scratching the vaginal lining.
- Take a comfortable position. Some women prefer to have their cervix examined in a sitting position.
- Insert your middle finger deep into your vagina until it hits something hard. This is the cervix. It is impossible to move your finger further than that.
If ovulation occurs, the humidity and consistency of the cervix changes. It becomes soft and pliable, due to the increased work of the glands inside the vagina, a large amount of mucus is formed.
The length of the vagina varies depending on the monthly cycle. So, before the onset of menstruation, it shortens, and with the onset of ovulation it becomes longer.
Palpation at home
Many women, before going to the doctor, would like to confirm or refute their assumptions about a possible pregnancy. Knowing the basic characteristics, there is a chance to determine the development of a new life at home before the delay. The uterus is soft during pregnancy. But in women who have not given birth, the cervix is tightly closed and located high. Before menstruation, its position is lower.
Even an experienced specialist would not risk diagnosing pregnancy solely on the basis of an examination.
Palpation technique
This method is used only if it is impossible to visit a doctor often. It should not be used before menstruation to avoid infection. When deciding to use this technique, you need to remember its disadvantages.
If you want to carry out an inspection on your own, you must follow a number of recommendations:
- Before palpation, it is necessary to cut the nails on the middle and index fingers.
- Wash your hands thoroughly and wear sterile gloves.
- Two fingers are inserted deep inside.
- The tubercle inside should be palpated and conclusions drawn about the condition of the cervix.
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Can the penis reach the uterus?
An interesting fact is that the vagina can adapt to the width and length of the male penis. If you have sex with a regular partner, over time her genitals will adapt specifically to your manhood. The muscle channel takes on the length and width that is necessary for close contact.
In an excited state, the penis can penetrate very deeply, but it all depends on the size of the genital organs. For example, a long penis rests against the cervix during sexual intercourse quite often. With an elongated vagina and a short penis, this cannot be achieved.
Many women don't always enjoy it when a man penetrates too deeply. Some experience discomfort and pain. If at the time of sexual intercourse a woman has not reached an excited state, her vagina remains tight and changes its shape little. The penis rests against the uterus, as a result of which the partner complains of pain in the lower abdomen and inside the body.
What to do if the cervix is one finger dilated?
Everything depends on how far along you are in your pregnancy. If the expectant mother is already ready for childbirth and the fetus is full-term, then nothing needs to be done. Most likely, contractions will begin in the near future, which will end in natural childbirth.
If there are still several months left before the expected day of delivery, then it is necessary to sensibly assess the condition of the expectant mother. In some cases, correction with medications and bed rest is required. Other situations do not cause concern, and the woman can easily lead her usual lifestyle.
When the cervical dilatation process begins, particularly careful monitoring is necessary. The expectant mother should be examined in a chair at least at every appointment. In some cases, additional visits to the gynecologist are scheduled for diagnostics. Ultrasound examination may also be recommended to accurately determine the condition of the internal os.
You now know how the cervix opens during childbirth. You also found out the peculiarities of the situation when the cervical canal is expanded to one finger. Remember that if the cervix begins to open, infection of the fetus may occur. That is why you should avoid unprotected sexual intercourse, bathing and public bodies of water. Visit your doctor more often and follow all appointments. Have a successful birth!
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Can vaginal length change with age and during sex?
There is a slight change in the parameter towards an increase immediately after childbirth, but after some time the length of the vagina returns to its original values. Often men note a change in their sensations during intercourse with their wife after the birth of a child, but this is due to the fact that the folds inside the vagina are smoothed out.
During sex, the genital tube stretches by about 5 cm; in an excited state, this organ reaches 13-19 cm. However, according to Western research, the average length of the vagina during sex is 15-16 cm. This is exactly the same size as the male genital organ. .
After the decline of reproductive function, the parameter changes little; with age, the vagina extends by 1-2 cm, no more.
However, unless absolutely necessary, it is still not worthwhile to carry out independent measurements, as it can cause an infection. It makes no sense to find out the sizes out of curiosity. In a man and a woman, the genital organs usually have the length necessary for their close contact.